Hollings Cancer Center and Hope Lodge Charleston are partnering to offer monthly educational and support meetings for patients, caregivers and all affected by head and neck cancer. These sessions are ...
Please join the South Carolina Virtual Blood Cancer Support Group, supported by Blood Cancer United (previously the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society) and facilitated by MUSC Hollings Cancer Center social ...
We hope you'll join us for this dynamic on-campus event for prospective Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students! This is your chance to immerse yourself in the clinical lab learning spaces at ...
During Emergency Nurses Week, a time to celebrate the hardworking nurses who have to be ready for anything when they walk in ...
On Jan. 23, 2025, a historic winter snowstorm paralyzed the Southeast. For 52-year-old Johnny Prince of Georgetown, South ...
In this seminar, Dr. Martinez Garcia will discuss key discoveries in the neuroscience of human pregnancy over the past decade. She will also present her ongoing efforts to build a large-scale ...
Join us for a gentle movement class for individuals living with or recovering from breast cancer. Through yoga, Pilates, breathwork, and light lymphatic techniques, we'll work to restore mobility and ...
Join us to learn more about the Bachelor of Science in Applied Health Intelligence & Administration (BS-AHIA). During the session, Division Director Danielle Durantwill discuss th ...
Join us for a supportive and welcoming space where individuals affected by gynecologic cancer can connect, share experiences, and find encouragement. This virtual group meets on the first Wednesday of ...
What if there were a way to use data already at our disposal to detect children at risk for suicidal behavior? What if AI could help with that? The alarming nationwide statistics on youth suicide ...
The trial of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts woman charged with murder for the strangulation deaths of her three children, has raised the issue of postpartum psychosis. Her defense team says she was ...
As millions of people take GLP-1 medications for obesity and diabetes, some users have begun asking an unexpected question: Can these drugs dull your ability to experience pleasure? Across social ...